The so-called dynamic difficulty is that, if a level-300 player challenges, they face level-300 enemies, and if a level-1 player challenges, they face level-1 enemies.
Therefore, for speedrun enthusiasts like Leoz, these dynamically difficult tasks don't matter how high the numbers stack. The completion difficulty isn't much higher than level 1, and there are also many task restrictions.
However, Li Aozi has no idea how the [Player] Plyer wrote the code.
Red Name Bro's research found that if your system doesn't trigger this task and you complete the task objective without accepting it, your enemy level is fixed.
Do the task? Screw that!
Even though Red Name Bro didn't end up well (dyed his hair green and vowed to become a pure love War God in the future), he provided many players with a breakthrough idea for facing dynamic difficulties.
